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Editors Selected for Volume 46!

Congratulations to the following members selected to be the editors for Volume 46 of the International Law Review: Editor-in-Chief Rebecca Szucs Executive...

Forthcoming Article

The following is a short abstract of the Article, Is “Defamation of Religions” Passé? The United Nations, Organisation of Islamic Cooperation, and Islamic...

Now accepting book reviews for Volumes 44 and 45

The George Washington International Law Review is now accepting submissions of book reviews for publication in Volumes 44 and 45. Book reviews should be written...

Editors Selected for Volume 45!

Congratulations to the following members selected to be the editors for Volume 45 of the International Law Review: Editor-in-Chief Robert Travieso Executive...

Editors Selected for Volume 44

Congratulations to the following members selected to be the editors for Volume 44 of the International Law Review: Editor-in-Chief ADAM S. KUNZ Executive...

ABOUT THE JOURNAL

The George Washington International Law Review is a student-run, student-edited publication of The George Washington University. In its four annual issues, the International Law Review presents articles and essays on public and private international financial development, comparative law, and public international law.

The International Law Review also publishes the Guide to International Legal Research annually.

Founded in 1966 as Studies in Law and Economic Development, the International Law Review has also published as the Journal of Law and Economic Development, the Journal of International Law and Economics and the George Washington Journal of International Law and Economics.